The
typical dovecote, found on a farm in East Sussex and inhabited by a
collection of domestic white and performing pigeons
Old tower
on the banks of the Wensum, in Norwich - an ideal pigeon 'apartment
block', with easy access and a promenading area at the top
Genuine
pigeon holes in the wall of an old building off Surrey Street in
Norwich, Norfolk - a prime site indeed
Inside the
tower, the pigeons have shelter from all weather conditions and can live
relatively undisturbed
Guarding
the nest, hidden behind bushes growing around the side of a bridge
over the Wensum, in Norwich
The
haunts of the original wild Rock Dove, as found on Islay in
Scotland, show us why our feral pigeons like to lounge on rooftops and
other 'cliff-like' places...
Home
for this bird is amid the rafters of the Flamingo house at Slimbridge
Wildfowl Trust
...while
this picture shows (though the entrances are not visible at a distance)
where the wild birds' cave homes are found
